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 By Ceri Godinez    News    August 6, 2020

EOC recommends holding off on mask mandate, for now

The soonest the Haines Borough Assembly would consider a public mask mandate, if it follows Emergency Operations Center (EOC) recommendations, would...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    August 6, 2020

Borough takes step toward new public safety building

Thirteen companies applied to design the new Haines Borough public safety building by the July 30 request for qualifications deadline. The borough...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    August 6, 2020

HEDC hires new part-time director

The Haines Economic Development Corporation hired David Simmons, 30, as its new, part-time executive director on Aug. 1. Simmons will work on an...

 

Guest commentary by Burl Sheldon

About 21 years ago, the Haines Borough and the City of Haines convened its first solid waste working group and professional waste management consultan...

 

Decaying corpse of summer finally pronounced dead, police suspect foul play

SEARHC doctor Adam Fibula finally pronounced Summer 2020 deceased as laughing ravens flew over its rain-drenched body. “Realistically, summer probab...

 

Don't confuse selfishness for personal freedom

Would you smoke a cigarette on an airplane to assert your right to do as you choose? The need to limit a citizen’s “right” to do whatever they...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    July 30, 2020

School board to decide on early school schedule, mask requirements

The Haines Borough School District Board will decide Tuesday, Aug. 4 what the beginning of the school year’s schedule and operations will look like...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 30, 2020

Assembly approves individual CARES Act grants, extends business grant deadline

At a meeting Tuesday night, the Haines Borough Assembly took additional steps to approve a spending plan for $2.1 million in CARES Act funding...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 30, 2020

Assembly nixes CARES Act requests from food security groups

On July 23, the Haines Borough Assembly’s ad hoc CARES Act committee rejected proposals from two Chilkat Valley food security groups. Discussion at...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    COVID-19    July 30, 2020

COVID-19 case prompts masking policy and business closures

The Haines Borough imposed a mandatory masking policy in its facilities and several businesses voluntarily closed after a 20-something male resident...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    July 30, 2020

Resident arrested for intent to distribute heroin, meth

The U.S Postal Inspection Service, the Alaska State Troopers drug unit Southeast Alaska Cities Against Drugs (SEACAD) and Haines Police arrested a 43-...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 30, 2020

2 measures will likely be on the Oct. 6 ballot

This fall, the Haines Borough ballot will likely ask voters to make decisions about two proposals: a plan to draw $450,000 from the borough’s...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 30, 2020

Haines unemployment rate remains high

The Haines unemployment rate remained one of the highest in the state in June, according to statistics released by the Alaska Department of Labor and...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 30, 2020

Fruit harvesting effort forms to curb bear activity

The Haines Borough Public Library and Great Bear Foundation, a Haines and Montana-based nonprofit dedicated to bear conservation, are partnering with...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 30, 2020

Candidate filing period opens Aug. 1

The filing period for elected office in the Haines Borough opens Aug. 1, with an Aug. 20 deadline. This year, positions up for election include the ma...

 

Locally sourced lunches a success

Thank you Haines Borough School District for allowing us to participate in the summer lunch program. Through our partnership we were able to feed...

 

Duly Noted

Friends and family celebrated Mary Price’s 89th birthday Tuesday with a parade on Deishu Drive. The event was held outdoors with masks and hand...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 23, 2020

CIA receives $900,000 in federal COVID-19 relief

On July 17, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced the Chilkoot Indian Association (CIA) had received $900,000 through...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    July 23, 2020

Taxpayer-funded garbage collection back on the table, again

Discussions about a taxpayer-funded garbage collection will be revived for the third time in as many years if the assembly approves the commerce...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 23, 2020

Borough begins land sale talks

Haines Borough lands may be on the market in the not-too-distant future. The assembly and planning commission began initial talks last week about...

 
 By Kyle Clayton    News    July 23, 2020

Assembly to consider annual 'I Love Lucy (Harrell) Day' proclamation

Inspired by Lucy Harrell’s final act of giving to Haines institutions before she died last summer, which included more than $1 million to the...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 23, 2020

Assembly declines to censure Rogers for manager firing

By Ceri Godinez At a meeting July 14, assembly member Zephyr Sincerny moved to censure Paul Rogers, another member of the assembly, for his...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 23, 2020

Library to leave statewide system

The Haines Borough Public Library is changing its online catalog system in 2021, but patrons are unlikely to notice much of a difference, director...

 
 By Ceri Godinez    News    July 23, 2020

Hazardous waste disposal discontinued

The Haines Borough’s annual household hazardous waste free disposal program will not take place this year, although the borough is looking for a...

 

41% of borough employees take furlough in July

Nearly half of the Haines Borough’s 51 full-time and part-time employees will be out of the office for a week at some point this month, the result...

 

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